11th Franco-Spanish Workshop IBERNAM-CMC2
Zaragoza, 9-10th November 2023
Dear IBERNAM-CMC2 Community, IEEE Sensors Council Spain and French Chapters members and researchers,
We are pleased to announce the upcoming celebration of the 11th Franco-Spanish Workshop IBERNAM-CMC2 to be held in Zaragoza on November 9-10th 2023 .
Since 2002, we hold a joint Workshop between IBERNAM and CMC2 (the French thematic network on sensors and microsystems) where we have the opportunity to meet with our colleagues and informally discuss results, collaboration opportunities and future joint actions. The event this year will be in collaboration with the IEEE Sensors Council France Chapter and the IEEE Sensors Council and Systems Council spain Section Joint Chapter that will also commemorate the 10th year since its creation as well as the IEEE Sensors Council 25th anniversary.
The Spanish and French Chapters of the IEEE Sensors Council will sponsor the "Student Paper Contest" that will reimburse the winners for the conference registration fee.
The "Leivmotiv" of this 11th Edition is the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations. As this aspiration is in line with Horizon Europe, we encourage you all to detail the contribution of your idea to the SDGs in your abstract for the organization of our scientific program. The CALL FOR PAPERS is open from September 30th to October 23rd extended to October 27th (use the template). Please, send your abstract (in pdf format) to ibernamzgz@posta.unizar.es indicating your preference Oral/Poster Contribution. The scientific organizing committee will communicate the acceptance of abstract on October 31th.
The Workshop is organized as a collection of invited talks (3), with the participation of IEEE Sensors Council Distinguished Lecturer Giancarlo Fortino, oral communications (17), and a poster session, giving the opportunity to all attendees not to miss anything. Finally, the Workshop also features a social program, offering a unique framework for the exchange of ideas and the establishment of new collaborations.
We will soon share by e-mail more details about the scientific agenda, registration confirmation process, accommodations, as well as the social program.Please, register to receive all the information in your email.
Sincerely,
The organizing committee
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- Start time: 09 Nov 2023 10:30 AM
- End time: 10 Nov 2023 03:00 PM
- All times are (UTC+01:00) Madrid
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- Universidad de Zaragoza
- Mariano Esquillor s/n. 50018 Zaragoza
- Zaragoza, Aragon
- Spain 50018
- Building: Conference Room I+D building
- Room Number: Conference Room I+D building
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- Co-sponsored by IBERNAM CMC2
- Starts 30 September 2023 09:30 PM
- Ends 06 November 2023 11:55 PM
- All times are (UTC+01:00) Madrid
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Giancarlo of University of Calabria
Towards Community-Oriented Wearable Computing Systems: A Paradigm Shift to Monitor and Control Cooperative Groups of Peo
Gartner estimates the global smart wearable computing systems (WCS) market will be worth more than US$100 billion in 2024, with an increasing growth caused by the COVID-19. The industry and public sector are then pushing for innovative WCS solutions with high levels of dependability and trustworthiness that can efficiently operate in increasingly complex scenarios. Great strives have been made to realize WCS for the 24/7 monitoring of single users based on 3-tier architectures involving wearables, edge, and cloud systems. However, new requirements, specifically targeting cooperative multiple users, demands for radically new approaches, as promoted by the community-oriented WCS (CO-WCS). In this keynote, we first provide an overview of WCS based on the SPINE Body of Knowledge research and development (https://projects.dimes.unical.it/spine-bok/). Then, we focus on the requirements of the next-generation CO-WCS based on a use case driven approach. Finally, we will discuss models, architectures and tools that would be needed to implement CO-WCS.
Biography:
Giancarlo Fortino (IEEE Fellow 2022) is Full Professor of Computer Engineering at the Dept of Informatics, Modeling, Electronics, and Systems of the University of Calabria (Unical), Italy. He received a PhD in Computer Engineering from Unical in 2000. He is also distinguished professor at Wuhan University of Technology and Huazhong Agricultural University (China), high-end expert at HUST and NIST (China), senior research fellow at the Italian ICAR-CNR Institute, CAS PIFI visiting scientist at SIAT – Shenzhen, and Distinguished Lecturer for IEEE Sensors Council. He was also visiting researcher at ICSI, Berkeley (USA), in 1997 and 1999 and visiting professor at Queensland University of technology in 2009. At Unical, he is the Rector’s delegate to Int’l relations, the chair of the PhD School in ICT, the director of the Postgraduate Master course in INTER-IoT, and the director of the SPEME lab as well as co-chair of Joint labs on IoT established between Unical and WUT, SMU and HZAU Chinese universities, respectively. Fortino is currently the scientific responsible of the Digital Health group of the Italian CINI National Laboratory at Unical. He is Highly Cited Researcher 2020-2022 in Computer Science by Clarivate. He had 25+ highly cited papers in WoS, and h-index=79 with 22000+ citations in Google Scholar. His research interests include wearable computing systems, e-Health, Internet of Things, and agent-based computing. He is author of 650+ papers in int’l journals, conferences and books. He is (founding) series editor of IEEE Press Book Series on Human-Machine Systems and EiC of Springer Internet of Things series and AE of premier int'l journals such as IEEE TASE (senior editor), IEEE TAFFC-CS, IEEE THMS, IEEE T-AI, IEEE IoTJ, IEEE SJ, IEEE JBHI, IEEE SMCM, IEEE OJEMB, IEEE OJCS, Information Fusion, EAAI, etc. He chaired many int’l workshops and conferences (130+), was involved in a huge number of int’l conferences/workshops (700+) as IPC member, is/was guest-editor of many special issues (80+). He is cofounder and CEO of SenSysCal S.r.l., a Unical spinoff focused on innovative IoT systems, and recently cofounder and vice-CEO of the spin-off Bigtech S.r.l, focused on big data, AI and IoT technologies. Fortino is currently member of the IEEE SMCS BoG and of the IEEE Press BoG, and former chair of the IEEE SMCS Italian Chapter.
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Address:University of Calabria, , Calabria, Italy
Georgiou of Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Professor of Biomedical Electronics
Microchip Technology enabling Rapid Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases – From AMR to COVID-19
Microchip Technology enabling Rapid Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases -From AMR to COVID-19
Seminar abstract:
In the last decade, we have seen a convergence of microelectronics into the world of healthcare providing novel solutions for early detection, diagnosis and therapy of disease. This has been made possible due to the emergence of CMOS technology, allowing fabrication of advanced systems with complete integration of sensors, instrumentation and processing, enabling design of miniaturised medical devices which operate with low-power. This has been specifically beneficial for the application areas of DNA based diagnostics and full genome sequencing, where the implementation of chemical sensors known as Ion-Sensitive Field Effect Transistors (ISFETs) directly in CMOS has enabled the design of large-scale arrays of millions of sensors that can conduct in-parallel detection of nucleic acids. Furthermore, the scaling of CMOS with Moore’s law and the integration capability with microfluidics has enabled the creation of hand-held and portable rapid diagnostic systems for infectious diseases.
In this talk, I present how my lab is advancing the areas of DNA and RNA detection for rapid diagnostics of infectious diseases and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) through the design of CMOS based Lab-on-Chip systems using ISFETs. I will showcase Lacewing, our latest handheld diagnostic system which is able to rapidly identify bacterial and viral infections in under 30 minutes, communicating results in real-time to the cloud for epidemiological surveillance. Results from our latest trials for detection of Malaria and bacterial resistant infections will be shown in addition to our most recent efforts in tackling the COVID-19 outbreak.
Biography:
Prof. Pantelis Georgiou received the M.Eng. degree in electrical and electronic engineering and the Ph.D. degree from Imperial College London (ICL), London, U.K., in 2004 and 2008, respectively.
He is currently a Professor of Biomedical Electronics with the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, ICL, where he is also the Head of the Bio- Inspired Metabolic Technology Laboratory, Centre for Bio-Inspired Technology. His research includes bio-inspired circuits and systems, CMOS based Lab-on-Chip technologies, and application of microelectronic technology to create novel medical devices. He has made significant contributions to integrated chemical-sensing systems in CMOS, conducting pioneering work on the development of ISFET sensors, which has enabled applications, such as point-of-care diagnostics and semiconductor genetic sequencing and has also developed the first bio-inspired artificial pancreas for treatment of Type I diabetes using the silicon-beta cell. He received the IET Mike Sergeant Medal of Outstanding Contribution to Engineering in 2013. In 2017, he was also awarded the IEEE Sensors Council Technical Achievement award. He is a member of the IET and serves on the BioCAS and Sensory Systems technical committees of the IEEE CAS Society. He is also on the IEEE Sensors council as a member at large and an IEEE Distinguished Lecturer. He is Co-founder and CEO of ProtonDx, commercialising technologies for rapid diagnostics for infectious diseases.
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Address:902 Electrical Engineering South Kensington Campus, , London, United Kingdom
Agenda
November 9th Thursday. Class Room, 1st Floor. I+D Building
Campus Río Ebro. C/Mariano Esquillor s/n. 50018 Zaragoza.
9:30 - Registration/Coffee
10:20 - Welcome
SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE; SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES; SDG13: CLIMATE ACTION
10:30 - Oral Presentation - Dr. Matilde Rieu - Protection of NOx sensors from sulfur poisoning in glass furnaces by the optimization of “SO2 trap”
10:50 - Oral Presentation - MSc. Amira Benayache - Design and miniaturization of an electrochemical oxygen sensor
11:10 - Oral Presentation - Dr. Helene Debeda - Performances under vapors of uncoated and coated printed piezoelectric sensors
11:30 - Oral Presentation - Msc. Kissia Batista - Advancing on the Detection of Chemical Warfare Agents in gas phase: Leveraging SERS Technology and Nano-porous Architectures
11:50 - Oral Presentation - MSc. Ignasi Fort - Developing Conductive MOFs for Chemiresistive Greenhouse Gas Sensors
12:10 - Oral Presentation - MSc. Shuja B. Malik - Tungsten disulfide (WS2) flakes synthesized via APCVD for ppb level NO2 detection
12:30 - Oral Presentation - Prof. Pilar Marín - Ultrasensitive gas sensor based on a few-layered mesoporous graphene obtained by mechanical alloying
13:00 - Lunch-BETHANCOURT BUILDING - November 9th Thrusday. Conference Room, 1st Floor. I+D Building. Campus Río Ebro. C/Mariano Esquillor s/n. 50018 Zaragoza.
SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE; SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES; SDG13: CLIMATE ACTION
15:00 - Invited Talk-IEEE Sensors Council - Prof. Giancarlo Fortino. - Community-Oriented Wearable Computing Systems: A Paradigm Shift to Monitor and Control Cooperative Groups of People.
15:40 - Oral Presentation - Msc. Daniel Enériz - Edge AI for Sensor Fusion using FPGAs
16:00 - Oral Presentation - Prof. Jesús Lozano - Electronic nose integration in a smartwatch
16:20 - Oral Presentation - MSc. Alejandro Santos - Development of a Wireless Sensor Network. for Air Quality Monitoring
16:40 - Oral Presentation - Dr. Eric Navarrete- NanoChronia, a SpinOff enabling the pivot to the green
17:00 - Coffee Break//Poster Session -General Meeting IBERNAM
17:30 - General Meeting IBERNAM / CMC2 Steering Committee
19:45 TOURISTIC VISIT: Meeting Point Hotel ALFONSO C. del Coso, 15-17, 19, 50003 Zaragoza
21:15 SOCIAL DINNER EL MONTAL (C/ Torre Nueva nº 29 (Esq. Plaza S.Felipe) 50003 Zaragoza
November 10th-Friday. Conference Room, 1st Floor. I+D Building
Campus Río Ebro. C/Mariano Esquillor s/n. 50018 Zaragoza.
SDG 3: GOOD HEALTH AND WELL BEING; SDG12: RESPONSIBLE COMSUPTION AND PRODUCTION
9:00 - Oral Presentation - Dr. Carlos Ruíz - Extra Virgin Olive Oil Adulteration Assessment by means of Ratiometric Fluorescence Spectroscopy
9:20 - Oral Presentation - Prof. Nicole Jaffrezic - Chitosan, a biosourced polysaccharide for the design of biosensors
9:40 - Oral Presentation - Prof. María Luz Rodríguez - Improving the performance of a bioelectronic tongue using combinations of nanoparticles and enzymes. Simultaneous analysis of phenols, sugars and organic acids in wines.
10:00 - Invited Talk-IEEE Sensors Council- Prof. Pantelis Georgiou. -Microchip Technology enabling Rapid Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases – From AMR to COVID-19.
10:40 - Coffee Break//Poster Session
SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE; SDG12: RESPONSIBLE COMSUPTION AND PRODUCTION; SDG13: CLIMATE ACTION
11:10 - Oral Presentation - Prof. Marcel Bouvet - Corrole-phthalocyanine double layer and double lateral heterojunction devices as gas sensors
11:30 - Oral Presentation - Dr. Edgar Muñoz -Fabrication and laser patterning of transparent silver nanowire/
2D oligoglycine tectomer hybrid electrodes
11:50 - Oral Presentation - MSc. Reem El Attar - Organic Electrochemical Transistor (OECT) based Zn2+ biosensor
12:10 - Oral Presentation - Dr. Alejandro Ansón - Metal-free dyes with deep HOMO level for TiO2 sensitization
12:30 - Oral Presentation - MSc. Jorge Fantova - Versatility of ultrafast Bessel Beams for the fabrication of embedded devices in transparent materials
12:50 - Closing Ceremony-Student Awards -
13:10 - Lunch-BETHANCOURT BUILDING - Farewell
POSTER SESSION
SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE; SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES; SDG12: RESPONSIBLE COMSUPTION AND PRODUCTION; SDG13: CLIMATE ACTION
P1 -3D-Printed piezo-actuated membranes and machine learning techniques for in-line density-viscosity sensing
P2 - Temperature and strain sensitivity of a fiber interferometer based on a singlemode-multimode-singlemode fiber
P3 - New Approach on Impedimetric Bioelectronic Tongue for dairy characterization
P4 - Milk Preservation and Storage Effects on a Voltammetric Electronic Tongue´s Performance
P5 - Chemoresistive micromachined gas sensors for wine monitoring
P6 - Octahalogeno-phthalocyanine - based heterojunctions as ambipolar gas sensors
P7 - MoS2 nanosheet networks as resistive gas sensors for NO2 detection
P8 - ITO nanoparticles doped with Rhodium and Graphene for methane
P9 - Dual-Layer LMR-based Optical Sensor for Nitric Oxide Detection
P10 - Engineering Plasmonic Nanostructures for label-free SERS Detection
P11 - Study of materials based on silver nanoparticles for the detection of ionising radiation
P12 - Characterization of a Sb2Se3 Solar Cell as a Memristor
P13 - Fast hotspot photovoltaic identification with embedded system
P14 - Giant Magnetoresistance based gradiometers
P15 - Magnetic Nanoparticles for the Detection of Breath Biomarkers
P16 - Magnetoelastic gas sensor for breath biomarkers monitoring
ON GOING COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS
P16 - AGRARSENSE PROJECT
P18 - SERSing PROJECT